Major Game Update in progress

Hi, I am in the process of a major update to the game that will massively update, among other things, the UI, additional gameplay elements, and the overall way the game plays, while staying true to the original. 

Work done so far:-

Game UI updated

Rider - mechanic synergy - affects rate of machine setup

More in depth finances with each dept having a season budget

Updated rider setup with modules to choose from to work on when on track

Team cohesion - the longer riders/staff stay the higher this is - affects speed of bike setup

Rider tyre knowledge for each compound increases the more it is used at an event

Set rider targets for each event, such as increasing class xp or circuit knowledge

Player rider training is now automatic and is based on what they feel needs improving

MGP1 class now has an engine allocation for the season.

All classes now select oil, fuel & suspension supplier for the season, with MGP2 & MGP3

also choosing chassis supplier.

I have more to add but these are the main additions already complete.

About This Game

> MGP Manager - Single player simulation of managing a race team in the motorcycle grand prix world championship.

> Start your career with the entry level MGP3 machines or go full on with the MGP1 teams. There are hundreds of riders and staff to potentially sign to try to improve your teams performance.

> Riders can sustain an injury if they have a crash on track, and could be withdrawn from future events. Terminate rider and staff contracts early if you feel your current riders or staff are not getting the results you would like, and sign a replacement rider or member of staff.



> Influence machine development during the current season and also for the following season, choose from specific areas of the machine to improve and choose a long term upgrade goal to help your team perform better.

> Track Evolution - at the start of an event, the circuit will need time to 'rubber in' to allow riders to set their best times. Rain reduces circuit grip even after the track has dried so this needs to be monitored to ensure your riders are on track at the right time.



> Your Choices Make the Difference.